Luis Alvarez
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| Type | Person |
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| On the Timeline | 2 events, 1953–2019 |
Luis Alvarez (1911–1988) was an American physicist who won the 1968 Nobel Prize in Physics for work on particle physics. He worked on the Manhattan Project, flew as an observer on the Hiroshima mission, and later, with his son Walter, proposed that an asteroid impact killed the dinosaurs.
UFO connection

Alvarez was a member of the CIA's Robertson Panel in January 1953, which concluded that UFOs posed no threat and recommended reducing public interest. He was also a member of JASON, the elite group of scientists who advise the U.S. government on defence technology.
On the UAP Timeline

- Robertson Panel (18 January 1953) — The CIA's Robertson Panel recommends stripping UAP of special status and reducing public interest.
- NNSA rescues the JASON group (25 April 2019) — The nuclear security agency takes over the JASON advisory group contract.
References
- Luis Walter Alvarez — Wikipedia · en.wikipedia.org · archived copy
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